Early on in the pandemic, airlines moved quickly to suspend most inflight service offerings in an effort to limit close interactions between passengers and crew. Sometimes to the point where passengers can’t receive anything from crew- not even water.
As airlines now look to resume inflight services and buy-on-board, they are faced with a challenging question - how do you resume inflight service in a way that keeps both passenger and crew safety top of mind?
For airlines this means the ability to resume inflight service while limiting the interactions between passengers and crew. Ultimately giving airlines a new way to maintain safety while improving passenger experience.
“The pandemic has forced airlines and providers to review how they work across a broad variety of passenger interaction points. With our history and experience in onboard retail, we believe we are uniquely positioned to help both airlines and passengers enjoy clean, safe, touch-free travel retail and significantly update in-flight operations to meet the new normal.” Paul Bilham, Director, Global Customer
Contactless inflight functionality can be implemented very quickly, requiring no changes to your existing systems, minimal internal resources and almost zero training of cabin crew and other staff. It represents just one of several enhancements we've made to help meet the evolving needs of airlines and passengers in travel's new reality.
Our Travel Commerce Platform, airlines also have the ability to improve passenger experience and ancillary revenues beyond the cabin and throughout their customers' entire journey. The platform allows them to provide passengers with their own personalized digital travel assistant that anticipates their needs and recommends the information, products and services they'll need at every stage of their trip - from planning and travelling to inflight and in destinations.
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